How to Make Butter the Old Time Way
A few weeks back I got my good friend Carolyn Anderson to demonstrate how her mother made butter when she…

A few weeks back I got my good friend Carolyn Anderson to demonstrate how her mother made butter when she…

In one of my latest videos I share the secret to making good cornbread. I also discuss the importance of…

You all know I’ve had Kenneth Roper on my mind a lot lately. My last update was that he is…

“I remember helping my Grandma Josephine when she dried the apples. She would spread a white sheet on the tin roof…

A few years back Blind Pig reader Paula Rhodarmer left this comment: “Dear Tipper, I too love honey mixed with…

I recently did a cooking video for the North Carolina Folklife Institute, they graciously allowed me to share it with…

A few month’s back I received the following email: Mrs. Tipper, Hello my name is Christa. I’m 30 years old…

I’ve put up a lot of apples this summer-so I’ve had them on my mind and in my hands! Granny…

Fermenting food is an Appalachian Foodways tradition and it is a great way to put up food for winter consumption….

“Mama always pickled cayenne peppers for “pepper sauce”–she used just straight vinegar. She used it on greens or cabbage and lots…

Green beans play a huge role in the food scene of Appalachia. For generations green beans have been a staple…

We’ve never dried tomatoes until this summer and oh my we’re in love with them! I’ve been eating the tomatoes…